help identifying a thermostatic radiator valve

[arbitrary]

Hello,

Any ideas who makes this valve? The logo is a stylised "o"

Thanks for any pointers.

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• arbitrary
• 13 Jan 2014
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[Blagard]

Have you got a photo of the head as well?

It looks like it is the body of a thermostatic valve with flow direction arrow on it.

If you are looking to replace the whole thing it should not be a problem as it is a straight radiator valve with a reducer fitting one end

 

[arbitrary]

The head is from Oventrop but they say the valve is not theirs.

 

[arbitrary]

I've had a stroke of good luck - the radiator supplier (Bisque) has been v generous and sent me a replacement valve free of charge. Well impressed as the radiator was bought in 2002!

Still haven't identified the logo though. On closer inspection it's a square with a horizontal bar and adjacent to it is a stylised letter that looks like a combination of the letters b and p overlaid onto one another formed from one line looping around and over itself.

 

[Charnwood]

Pegler have used a logo similar to what you are describing.
It's probably a Belmont. They use the internal compression nut.
About 30 quid each. Freebie? Bargain!

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• Charnwood
• 18 Jan 2014
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[arbitrary]

That's definitely the logo - thanks! And it looks like a valve I've found on their website so I know where to go to in another 12 years.